Criminal Legal Reform

Our open records requests have revealed that Ozaukee, Brown, and Sauk county sheriffs have made recent deals with ICE to house and transport detained immigrants.

We filed an amicus brief asking the Wisconsin Supreme Court to protect students' constitutional rights when police question them at school. 

This video series details the story of the fight for incarcerated mothers and their children, made in partnership with UWM Film Students.

This bill would prevent people with felony convictions from regaining their constitutional right to vote until they have paid all costs imposed as part of their sentence.

This bill would allow courts to use artificial intelligence or other machine assisted translation in civil, criminal or other proceedings including trials.

This bill would remove the requirement for an in-person interpreter during criminal and civil trials.

This bill would create a lifetime ban on legal name changes for all Wisconsinites convicted of a violent crime.